Visor strip trick with fat sharpie !!!

[quality tintz]

When you are doing a visor strip it sometimes sucks going back and forth with a tape measure my friend taught me to measure from the top and make several marks like 8 in 9 inch 10 inch and 11 inch say like four marks then you can just line the tint with a factory Edge on the two Sharpie lines and cut off the top when you install you just line up the tint to the line you picked it helps a lot on not going back and forth with a tape measure this is for hand cutting....

Edited October 8, 2018 by quality tintz

[TQtinting]

I’ve used a wax pencil before and mark the windshield. Rubs right off when you’re done. 

[pbalentine]

I use my blu max on inside to get a rough measure. Once in place, i use blu tape on the bottom edge and align to it on install.  

 

For some 2 pieces ones, i lay out film like normal.  Then cut down middle and tilt each side so its at a more straight angle.  Looks so much better than having it start small and end big.  Ram truck is one vehicle that i do it on. 

Edited October 8, 2018 by pbalentine
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[quality tintz]

Good tips

[Tint Slayer]

10 hours ago, TQtinting said:

I’ve used a wax pencil before and mark the windshield. Rubs right off when you’re done. 

Same

[ErieTint]

13 hours ago, TQtinting said:

I’ve used a wax pencil before and mark the windshield. Rubs right off when you’re done. 

 

3 hours ago, Tint Slayer said:

Same

 

This is how I have done the ones that customers have asked for extra length on. Wax pencil marks at equal lengths on the sides. 

 

I then run a piece of masking tape as straight as I can (with the curve of course) and shrink as needed. This gives me a full length reference for setting things in place.

[poppawilly67]

ive been bouncing back and forth with a tape measure.  good tip!!!

[quality tintz]

3 hours ago, poppawilly67 said:

ive been bouncing back and forth with a tape measure.  good tip!!!

Thats what we here for bro !!!